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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1930
Page
7
Gurley residents reported a busy week with guests from Sidney and Chappell. Families gathered for birthday dinners at the Methodist church and dinner parties at local homes. News notes include hospital visits, arrivals, and a new baby born to Mr. and Mrs. W McAvoy.
East Huntsman notes a birthday party for Rosetta Seimers and Mrs Thompsett's death shock. Neighbors visit homes in Sidney and Alliance. Several dinners and visits occur at the Nieman Flicker Engelland and Schmidt households. Farmers Union meets Friday. shelling coin and sick list mentioned.
Vincent Ely and James Rezac called on Paul Sparks Tuesday. Ed Wolverton and family visited Clyde Kinton and Mrs Ed Brockersby and Mrs Clyde Kinton attended Mrs Ed Lipke Wednesday afternoon. Claude Sparks and family attended the dance in Sidney Wednesday night. North Divide sent representatives to S R McKelvie address Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Elmer Hughes and Mrs Henry Yowell attended extension meeting in Sidney Thursday. Paul Sparks and family called at Claude Sparks Thursday. Ruth Sparks, eighth grade pupil from district 77, took county exams in Sidney Friday.
Sextorp Pete Nelson called at the Fred Beetz home Thursday morning. Angeline Prince and Riby Kubis were in Sidney Friday taking eighth grade examinations. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frei helped Neil Dunlavy pick turkeys earlier in the week. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Fisher and daughter Maxine spent Wednesday at the George Reetz home. Mrs. Pete Nelson returned home after visiting her daughter Mrs. L. J. Shaw. Paul Morrow had car trouble Thursday morning and rode out with the mail man. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frei and children were business callers in Sidney Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Nelson and Mrs. Billy Smith called at the Lloyd Shaw home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Redeen and Miss Alice Carlson called at the C. E. N. Johnson home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Reetz, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reetz and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith spent Saturday evening with the G. L. Rogers family. Pete Nelson and Billy Smith were business callers in Sidney on Wednesday. Joe Kubis and Fred Prince were business callers in Sidney Friday. The Busy Bee club ladies entertained their husbands at a dinner at the Leslie Weikhorst home Wednesday. A large crowd attended. Mr. Bartlett of Potter is employed at the George Reetz farm.
Mr and Mrs George Fleming returned from Denver after the stock show. Several families visited or hosted events including Mr and Mrs Ralph Fleming at the Johnson home and Mr and Mrs Charles Walker at Ed Walker’s. A H H C meeting with Mrs Robert Roberts is planned for February 6.
Bluhill Coffee plans to increase production efficiency and quality by refining processes to yield more cups per pound. The initiative targets improved consistency, stronger sourcing, and scaled equipment upgrades to meet growing demand.
A brief note suggests trying sardines on toast for Sunday night dinner. It also mentions raisins as healthy snacks and describes Swans Down cake flour as economical, noting a preference for a half dozen or more of the medium sized items.
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